Cinematic Suffering

"A group of Christian teens visits the Happy Day Bible Camp, where in 1977 a sadistic nun punished a group of teens for their sinful behavior."

Welcome to Cinematic Suffering where we take you on a journey through some of horror cinema's best/worst low-budget (and a few high budget) film masterpieces.

Please note: These reviews may NOT be spoiler free. Also, while we do have fun riffing and talking about these movies, we use what some may see as "harsh and vulgar" language which some viewers may find insensitive. Just a heads up if your squeamish about them dirty swear words.

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"Maddie lands a small role in the student slasher-flick shooting at a camp this weekend, unaware it could be her last. A killer's on the loose shooting the grisly murders for his own twisted film. Maddie's the star and the slaughter is REAL!"

Welcome to Cinematic Suffering where we take you on a journey through some of horror cinema's best/worst low-budget (and a few high budget) film masterpieces.

Please note: These reviews may NOT be spoiler free. Also, while we do have fun riffing and talking about these movies, we use what some may see as "harsh and vulgar" language which some viewers may find insensitive. Just a heads up if your squeamish about them dirty swear words.

Subscribe to see more: https://youtube.com/@cinematicsuffering

Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents so... yeah.

Happy New Year fellow Sufferers! Clay and Jason look back on 2023 and reflect on the movies reviewed and endured throughout the year!

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Cinematic Suffering is the unfortunate responsibility of Jason Thomas and Clay Henss. All movies are the property of their respective copyright holders. All jokes are meant to be satire and parody. We encourage you to purchase or watch these films on whatever streaming, physical media platform is available.

Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents so... yeah.

Happy holidays! This is our special (and first) holiday episode where we discuss three newer Christmas-themed horror films:

It's a Wonderful Knife

Christmas Bloody Christmas

The Sacrifice Game

"After a young great white shark finds its way into a sea-themed park managed by Calvin Bouchard (Louis Gossett Jr.), workers try to capture it. But the facility's attempt to keep the shark in captivity has dire consequences: A much larger mother shark appears in search of its offspring. Among those who must battle the angry aquatic killing machine are marine biologist Kathryn Morgan (Bess Armstrong), her co-worker Mike Brody (Dennis Quaid) and a pair of friendly dolphins."

Welcome to Cinematic Suffering where we take you on a journey through some of horror cinema's best/worst low-budget (and a few high budget) film masterpieces.

Please note: These reviews may NOT be spoiler free. Also, while we do have fun riffing and talking about these movies, we use what some may see as "harsh and vulgar" language which some viewers may find insensitive. Just a heads up if your squeamish about them dirty swear words.

Subscribe to see more: https://youtube.com/@cinematicsuffering

Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents so... yeah.

In this episode we gush over Eli Roth's latest horror thriller, "Thanksgiving". We also talk a bit about the origins of "Thanksgiving" from Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez double-feature "Grindhouse". In addition, we look back on Roth's career and how oddly awesome it is.

Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents so... yeah.

In this episode we discuss some pretty cool horror films we've watched over the past few weeks to include Talk to Me, When Evil Lurks, and Totally Killer. We also talk about horror rules and world building. When a killer has no rules and can do anything, is it fun or boring (case in point Art the Clown from Terrifier)?

Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents so... yeah.

In this episode we discuss Clay's disastrous attempt to see the legendary band, Gwar and his recent watch of the 1963 movie titled "The Damned". Jason recalls his 7th wedding anniversary and how he and his wife saw Claudio Simonetti's Goblin perform, catching Cradle of Filth at the last minute then posing a deep question: Are newer horror movies such as those distributed by A24 Films pretentious and snobby? Is gore the only factor needed to make a horror movie a horror? Tune in and find out!

"An exiled anxiety-ridden homebody must battle an alien who's found its way into her home."

Welcome to Cinematic Suffering where we take you on a journey through some of horror cinema's best/worst low-budget (and a few high budget) film masterpieces.

Please note: These reviews may NOT be spoiler free. Also, while we do have fun riffing and talking about these movies, we use what some may see as "harsh and vulgar" language which some viewers may find insensitive. Just a heads up if your squeamish about them dirty swear words.

Subscribe to see more: https://youtube.com/@cinematicsuffering

Bits & Chunks is just a simple podcast where we talk about what we want to talk about and frequently go on lost tangents so... yeah.

In this episode we discuss Jason's trip to local horror convention, Creep I.E. Con, Clay's obsession with over-the-top Italian modern horror production company Necrostorm that has released insane movies like Tater City, Adam Chaplin, and the Hotel Inferno trilogy, the blessing and curse of "celebrity", and finally delve into the Norwegian werewolf movie currently on Netflix titled, Viking Wolf.